2009 ECHO Award - AMDIA
2009 ECHO Award - AMDIA
2009 ECHO Award - AMDIA
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BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF<br />
FLORIDA WANTED TO ADDRESS<br />
CONSUMERS’ CONCERNS that insurance is<br />
impersonal and confusing and, to communicate<br />
that the best health care requires personalized<br />
solutions. Targeting uninsured and self-insured<br />
Floridians, BCBSF sought to enhance brand<br />
image and engage consumers in a dialogue to<br />
improve their health care. BCBSF launched a<br />
multimedia campaign in key markets and geotargeted<br />
online media to promote a microsite<br />
where people could interact with the company.<br />
The campaign site attracted 153,500 visitors,<br />
increased BCBSF’s positive brand media visibility from a<br />
pre-launch 38% to 73% in the quarter post launch, and<br />
led to an affordable plan called “GoBlue.”<br />
CAMPAIGN NAME – The Power of the Human Voice<br />
CONSUMER ADVERTISING MEDIUM – Multimedia<br />
AGENCY – Draftfcb<br />
EVP, GROUP CREATIVE DIRECTOR – John Claxton<br />
SVP, CREATIVE DIRECTOR – Kurt Fries<br />
CREATIVE DIRECTOR – Laura Keeler<br />
INTERACTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR – Jason Koerner<br />
EVP, GROUP MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR – Sandy Kolkey<br />
SVP, MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR – Margo Conant<br />
VP, ACCOUNT DIRECTOR – Catie Jacobsen<br />
ASSOCIATE MEDIA DIRECTOR – Heather Orsanic<br />
MEDIA SUPERVISOR – Lindsay Wasenko<br />
DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC PLANNING – Michael Mistele<br />
CLIENT – Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida (BCBSF)<br />
VP, BRAND AND MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS – Sheri Manning<br />
INSURANCE<br />
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